Sentence examples similar to a credited performance from inspiring English sources

A UBS analyst forecast a worsening credit performance and additional losses for Freddie, despite a belief that revenue is improving.

Beginning with his first credited screen performance, as a Cheyenne warrior in Cecil B. DeMille's "Plainsman" in 1936, he became Hollywood's all-purpose ethnic.

"The subprime mortgages experiencing the weakest credit performance are a small subsegment of this market and one with the highest layering of underwriting risk," S&P said Tuesday.

Institutional investors have been drawn to the asset class by strong unlevered yields and highly predictable credit performance across a large portfolio of loans.

Girls marked the first credited acting performance of McBride, who was in a class below Green at NCSA.

He also credited the performance potential of electric motors, which provide a significant amount of initial torque for quick getaways.

Critic gave the film a 90% rating, and credited the performances of the two leads for much of the film's success.

When the economy and the market soared, chief executives gave themselves ever-rising paychecks and credited their performance.

ElAttrache credited the performance on the pitcher's increased focus on conditioning.

Your credit score is a sort of "secret sauce" formula, or algorithm, created by any of several companies as an easy way to grade your credit performance.

Creditors determine your Beacon score using a statistical program that compares this information to the credit performance of consumers with similar profiles.